If you have the DOI of the article, you may find it fastest to use the LibKey search.
If you only have the title:
1. Enter the title in the Discover search box on the library homepage and click “search”, as shown in the image below.
2. If you get too many results, try one or more of these options:
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Put the title in quotes, Example: "Emperor Penguins on the Square"
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Add the author's last name as a search term. Example: Emperor Penguins on the Square and Xiang
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Going to Advanced Search (see image below)...
- ...Then use the dropdown menu in Advanced Search to specify that you are searching by title, as shown in the image below. (Note that you can also search within the author field.)
If you have the full citation you can use the citation linker on the Journals search:
You can also use the search box by this option to search by Journal title to see which databases contain that journal and which years. See this video clip showing how to find a journal.
If none of these work:
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Ask a Librarian for help
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Place an Interlibrary Loan request
updated 6/30/2020 mac